Care of common skin problems in newborns. Newborn babies have thin and fragile skin, so skin care should not be ignored. Many newborns will have some skin problems, and new mothers should learn to care for them properly. The following is an introduction to the common newborn skin problems care methods: physiological peeling Newborn babies because the skin of the most surface layer of cuticle is too thin, Ken skin and dermal connection is not tight, so often show ankles, soles and wrist skin dry and rough, to prevent skin damage caused by infection, and even sepsis. Neonatal erythema The newborn baby’s skin surface horny layer has not yet formed, the dermis is thin, the fibrous tissue is little, but the capillary network is well developed. Often some slight stimulation such as clothing, drugs will make the skin congested, manifested as multi-shaped erythema of different sizes and unclear edges, mostly seen on the head, face, trunk and limbs, generally speaking, the baby does not have other discomfort. Care method: The spots are normal physiological changes and usually fade away on their own within 1-2 days without treatment. Do not apply drugs or other things to your baby. The skin is rich in blood vessels and has strong absorption and permeability, so improper handling will cause contact inflammation. Skin bleeding point The baby cries violently, or suffocates due to lack of oxygen during delivery, and the fetal head is rubbed during delivery, which can cause bleeding under the skin, due to the increased permeability of the blood vessel wall and the rupture of capillaries by external pressure. If the bleeding does not subside or continues to increase, ask your doctor to further check the platelets to exclude blood and infectious diseases. Chestnut rash Many parents will find their newborn baby nasal tip, nose or face full of yellowish-white dots, the size of about 1 mm, which is the role of maternal androgen and baby sebum secretion due to the baby, some babies can even see this rash around the areola and external genital area. The yellowing of the skin occurs 2~3 days after the birth of the baby, manifesting as yellowish skin, the whites of the eyes are also slightly yellow, the urine is slightly yellow but does not stain the diaper, the general condition of the baby is very good, such as strong feeding, good limb activity, loud crying. This phenomenon is physiological and starts to subside on its own after 7~9 days. Care method: Full-term babies do not need special treatment, just give more glucose water. If the jaundice appears 3 days after birth but does not subside after 10 days, or if the jaundice appears again after the physiological jaundice has subsided, or if the jaundice increases significantly during the physiological jaundice, such as golden skin all over the body, you should go to the hospital promptly. Warm tips After birth, babies are prone to sweat rash because of their poor immunity, weak sweat gland function and thin skin, so timely repair of fetal hair can reduce skin diseases. In addition, in this hot summer can be baby spa and touch passive exercise, through the skin contact, can promote parent-child relationship, improve the baby’s immunity, improve digestion, calm emotions, reduce crying, reduce pain, relieve irritability, etc., to promote better sleep baby.